- Python tools collected from data analysis projects at the University of New Orleans.
- Some of these will be useful in general, some will be specific to our internal systems.
- TODO: seperate the generally useful parts from the specific parts.
- TODO: add in proper badges
- Recommended to use a virtualenv.
python -m virtualenv *name of directory to put venv* - To install:
- Either clone this repo then install:
git clone https://github.com/micha2718l/unophysics.gitcd unophysicspip install .
- Or use
pippip install unophysics
- Either clone this repo then install:
- Free software: MIT license
- Documentation: TODO
- Wavelet noise cleaning function
- Various quantum mechanics formulas implemented
- Jupyter Notebook helper functions for displaying math
- Can load LADC GEMM data, for the data access functions to work, credentials for the servers are needed. Contact us if that is desired.
- Can work with the LADC GEMM data to display spectrographic information
- Data on various marine mammal species built into the library (currently has Bryde's whale information, in progress to fill in with Fin whale data).
- TODO: Examples
- Most of this work has been done by various students and professors at the University of New Orleans Physics department.
- Special thanks to the LADC GEMM Consortium for data to work with and inspire us.
- This package was created with:
- Cookiecutter and the
- audreyr/cookiecutter-pypackage project template.
- relies heavily on numpy, PyWavelets, scipy, etc...